There are several key factors that we evaluate when deciding to take on a new custom web design process: familiarity with niche, required features, and timeline.

If we feel that the project is particularly unique, we are always excited to take it on with the caveat that the project scope is well defined. We can figure this out during the initial consult.

No job is too big, but if we feel that the timeline provided for a custom design will not work (based on the size of the site, amount of features, etc) we may turn down the job. But we will always refer to someone else if we can.

As far as what type of sites we handle, we can handle any type of website but we feel the most comfortable with small businesses, creative entrepreneurs, ecommerce, or lifestyle sites.

It depends on the size and nature of the project.

Ecommerce sites, for instance, have many more moving features than a static website for a small business; so by the nature of the job, it is more expensive.

Other things like the plugins required to create the site will come into play, and this will be detailed in the Project Proposal.

As a rule, we do not take on Custom Design projects for less than $1800. If your budget is under that amount, one of our Easy To Manage template websites may be a better fit. They have a custom feel, but are much easier to setup as a turnkey solution and are therefore less expensive.

That being said, we can discuss payment arrangements during the Project Proposal and are willing to create payment plans when necessary.

If you subscribe to one of our monthly Care Plans, we can handle the hosting for you.

If you choose to skip on our Care Plan, we will not host the website for you but can recommend a number of good hosting options and will setup the site for you.

This will depend on what stage of the design process we are in and what was detailed in your Project Proposal.

As a rule of thumb, your 50% downpayment is non-refundable.

This will depend on what stage of the design process we are in and what was detailed in your Project Proposal.

As a rule of thumb, your 50% downpayment is non-refundable.

Your site is yours. We want you to be happy with it, wherever it is.

That being said, should you decide to move to a different host or webmaster, you may need to buy certain premium plugins used on the site.

We discuss this during the Project Proposal consult call.

We will give you the option to pay for all plugins up front, which will increase the cost of the site design but will provide you flexibility should you move away from Simplicity Interactive.